The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-28
mo BASE BALL GAME,
Players Leaving tho Cty-The Seaso
II Closed. sS=9' - r.

Players Leaving tho 3 Clty-Ihe Season
Il Closed. - 3
There was no base ball yesterday, the
weather being unfit to Pity. Wheeling is
fortunate in quitting with such a credit.
able score as that Of to 0 in the game
with Columbus Monday. When Kimber
pitched at Columbus aolne time ago one
OF the papers there dubbed him "the ice.
wagon" and said that no was the LATEST
man Of the Lsague. Il Monday Kimber got
even with Columbus. If he had had a
lair umpire the visitors would not have
had a hit: The only one made was made
alter the batter was fairly cut. i5f1
Kmhar aud Stencil lett for their homes
last night. Nicholson recoivsd a telegram
from St. Louis irquirlDg Whist he would
ask to play with the Browns through their
games with Detroit. He wired back nam.
ing $500. t;r;'.5,' :
Robinson, OF the Browns, has q badly
spiked band recsived while running to
second recently, and has been ordered by
his phyoiclsn not to play aeain, aid It
is to take his place that Nicholson is
wanted. al ~ N IA,
It is highly probable shat there will be
a demand Tor other local men. Their
work has been closely observed in quiet
way during the past eesson by base ball
shArps sent ont ior that purpose. 9
festerday's Len1ue and Association Games,
At New York the Bostons turned tina
tabled very neatly on tho New York;, and
the spectators went away!feeling very cad,
New York, 3; Boston. TO- Earned-New
York, 5; Boston, Z. sErrors-New York.
5; Boston, /. Hits-New York, 512:, Bos.
ton, u. Observation-Disclosures !Gnd Muir.
ply; Radbourne and Kelly.c1jf;sJ n ~
X At Philadelphia Weighing pitched a
great game and the Nets could do bns lit.
tie with him. Mets 0; Athletic &. 81 Hits
Mets A.; Athletic Z IA. n Efrors-1 each.
Observation-Disclosures and Kinslow; Wey.
hing and Milligan. a. b s
At Brooklyn, Baltimore did the home
team mp in 8 well played game. Brook.
Ign, 4; Baltimore, 7. Hits-Brooklyu o !:
Baltimore, II. Eirors-2 each. .Bas.orries
-Toole and Clarke; Kilroy and Trott, 8 VI
Vi at Cleveland the hons team played an
error!ess game and won for that reaaop.
Cleve!and, 4; Louiayille, 9. " Hits-CIeye.
land, 0; Louisville, II. Errors-Louis.
vile, i. :Batteriea-Crowsll and SNYDER :.
Pryor and Cook. T,!'
vat Philalslphia-Ths Philadelphiss
had, little trouble In disposing Of the
Washingtons owing, in great part, to the
miserable ! aslding Ct the, latter Phils.
delphla, 10; q Washington, l.. y. Earned
Philadelphia, 8; Washington, i, Errors-
PHILADELPHIA, 2; e1Vashington, 10. B5 Base
Hits-Philadelphie, l4;i Washington, 0.
BattsriesECasey and Clements, Whitney
and Mack. M Ssst ~ iftSlf13s5t
AT Detroit the weather was damp and
chilly and only q very small crowd wit
messed an uninseressing game. Detroit, s;
indianapolis. 8. Earnad-Detroit, 8; In:
dianapolls, \ IL Errora-Detroit a.; In.
dianapolis, 3.Sa Hits-Dstrolt, 10 Indian.
apolis, g.. Batteries-C Conway and Gauael;
Moaatt and Myers. 5l!f 4 Sfii 5:l!s
Il At3 Ohicago ]: the Chicago. Pittsburgh
games were postponed again yesterday on
account Of rain. Tho weather permitting
two games will te played to-day and two
on Thursday. '355s,s77
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